Round 27
Dates and Times
- Round 27 Signups: Friday 30th May 2008
- Round 27 Start: Friday 6th June 2008
- Round 27 End: Friday 25th July 2008
Round Announcement
Round 27
Round 27 will be a FREE round. All accounts will have the full benefits of a standard paid account.
Round 27 signups will open at 19:00 GMT on Friday, 30th May. Ticks will start on Friday, 6th June and last for 7 weeks.
The main features will be as last round:
- Buddy packs will be limited to 4, with 2 late signups able to join after tick 336. Buddy packs of 2 will be combined to make buddy pack groups of 4 when the shuffle occurs.
- Alliance limits will be kept at 75, with 60 members counting towards the limit as before.
- Ship stats will be based on Round 26, with some modifications.
Other changes include:
- Production system overhaul to allow partial canceling and to not penalise for adding to orders after they've been placed
- Planet scans show a basic overview of the resources in production
- Alliance name reservation system implemented
- Lots of minor functional and non functional bugfixes, including the renaming of some pages
Beta testing
We'll be looking to open the beta to the public on Monday, 26th of May, with signups starting around 12:00 GMT and ticks starting at 18:00 GMT.
Creators Hour
We'd like to announce a Creators Hour on Wednesday, 28th May at 20:00 GMT in #planetarion. To ask a question, /msg CH_Bot <your question>
Speedgame
The speedgame has been upgraded to Round 26 code and is currently underway. Feel free to signup at http://speedgame.planetarion.com/signup.pl
Posted by Cincinnatus at 22:46 on Friday 23rd May 2008[1].
Round Summary
The round began with the victors of the previous round, Ascendancy initially taking a backseat with relatively small numbers in tag, as NewDawn and VGN fought a strong-looking Denial. Denial, also hurt in a collective attack by most other alliances on one night in response to a number of the players, including HCs being closed, an event Denial issued an official statement over on Alliance Discussions, lost ground and dropped off the top spots. Initially ND looked strong but Conspiracy Theory and later on Denial and Asc rose past them to take over the top 3 rankings. Targeting shifted from alliance to alliance in the final stages of the round, and in an extremely close contest Denial took the #1 rank just over CT with Asc in third. This marked Denial's first round win.
